This piece explores the dichotomy between the continued strength of India’s primary market and the bearish nature of its secondary market. It briefly examines the possible reasons behind this divergence, including foreign outflow of capital, domestic liquidity, regulatory timing, and considers what this may say about the broader state of the Indian markets in 2026.

This author argues that the ruling is not merely a clarification of locus standi under Section 9, but a conceptual shift in the function of interim relief.

This piece argues that labelling alone cannot solve the deepfake problem, because synthetic content can be stripped of its provenance well before it reaches the public that needs protecting.